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8-R—THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C.. Oct. 1, 1970
Lydia Mill News
MRS. CLYDE TRAMMELL
Mrs. Lottie Birch spent the
past week in Greenville with
her son Mr. Mike Birch. While
away she enjoyed a trip to Augu
sta, Ga. with Mr. Ben Benchoff
and son.
Mrs. Frances Williams of
Spartanburg spent last week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cordell Sanders. Mrs. Jack
Harrison also of Spartanburg
was here for the week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. San
ders. Their mother, Mrs. San
ders has been a patient in Bailey
Memorial Hospital.
Misses Liz Wright, Sandi
Ballew and Joanne Bundrick,
Jerome Bundrick, Don Salters
and Gerald Davenport spentSat-
Georgia.
Rev. and Mrs. Mickey Thomas
and Emily of Denmark spent
Sunday with his mother, Mrs.
Emmie Thomas, coming for the
Lydia Church of God Home
coming.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harvey
and family spent Saturday in
Columbia with their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Tim Outz.
Miss Gloria Jackson of
Greenwood spent the week-end
with her mother, Mrs. Ezzie
Miller and Mr. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clardy
and family of Greenville were
week-end guests of her mother,
Mrs. Lewis Abercrombie.
Pvt. Terry Dunaway of Camp
Lejeune, N. C. spent the week
end with Mrs. Dunaway, the
former Sheila Armstrong. She
returned with him to make her
home there.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland
Campbell spent the week-end
with their son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Camp
bell and son in Atlanta, Ga.,
their son Michael is suffering
a broken arm.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Wil
liams spent the week-end in
Aiken with his daughters, Mrs.
G. C. Parrish Jr. and Mr. Par
rish. On Saturday, Mr. and Mrs.
Williams, Mrs. Parrish and
Mrs. /Batty Moyer visited Mr.
aad -MMi- Edward Glover in
Atlanta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cason
of Cleveland, Tenn. were here
Sunday for the Lydia Church of
God Homecoming. His father.
Rev. Fred E. Cason is pastor
of the church.
Mrs. John T. Oakley of Green
ville was aguestofMrs.Sidney
Oakley a few days last week.
Mrs. Sidney Oakley and Mrs.
C. R. Kuykendall were recent
guests of the latters son, Ray
mond and Mrs. Kuykendall and
also her sister Miss Lila E skew
in Columbia.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie James
and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
James and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas James and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Harris with
Miss Debra Pitts of Ware
Shoals, Miss Susan Hawthorne
of Due West and Mrs. Lena
Connley of Anderson attended
the James reunion at Spring-
field Park in Mauldin on Sunday
the 20th. Mrs. Connley also
spent the week-end with the
Charlie James’.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. O’Shields
were Saturday visitors of his
step-mother, Mrs. RosaO’-
Shield’s and his sister, Mrs.
Grace Wix in Whitmire.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stone
and family of Lyman and Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Trammell and
family of Anderson were Sunday
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Trammell.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Grady
and Rick attended the Western
Carollna-Applachian football
game at W. C. U. in Cullow-
hee, N. C. on Saturday, their
son Steve plays on the W. C. U.
team.
SgL and Mrs. Billy Dickerson
and daughter Leanne of Key
West, Florida have returned to
their home after spending sev
eral days with his mother, Mrs.
Mildred Dickerson and other
relatives.
CARD OF THANKS
To my friends, neighbors and
the Campfire Girls, many
thanks for an your kindness to
.me daring my Illness. May God
bless you.
^ Mrs, William Bowling
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ftdfe Hwfacostal Holiness
Church will sell Fried Chick
en dinners Saturday beginning
at 5 p.m.
Tickets are on sale now from
Mrs. Roscoe Bryan or any of
the Auxiliary members at $1.40
for adults and 60? for children.
Take out or eat at the Fellow
ship Hall back of the Church on
Poplar Street Extension.
THREE YEAR OLDHASPARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Snider
entertained with a birthday
party for their daughter, Tami
on Saturday afternoon at their
home.
Tami was three years old
September 29.
Balloons and other party de
corations added to the enjoy
ment of Tami and her guests,
who were given party hats and
horns as favors.
Assisting in entertaining the
twenty - two young folks were
Tami’s grandmother, Mrs. Roy
Snider, Mrs. Terry Brewington
and Mrs. LeRoy McCravey.
The birthday girl received
many gifts from her little
friends.
day from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at
the Fellowship Hall on Cedar
Street.
Call 833-0134, the parsonage
for orders or come by the Fel
lowship Hall.
MRS. MOTTE SURPRISED AT
NURSING CENTER
On Sunday afternoon of last
week Mrs. Charles Copeland,
Mrs. Mary Lawson, Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Threatt and daught
er Pam, Mrs. C. B. Grogan and
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Abercrom
bie visited Mrs. Joshe (Alice)
Motte at the Laurens Nursing
Center to help celebrate her
birthday.
They carried a birthday cake
and cokes which all enjoyed and
they presented Mrs. Motte gifts.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
GARDNER
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gard
ner announce the birth of a
daughter, Mimi Elizabeth on
September 23 at Bailey Me
morial Hospital. Mrs. Gardner
is the former Martha Ann (Pi)
White.
HURLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hurley
announce the birth of a son,
James Edward on September 2
at Bailey Memorial Hospital.
The mother is the former
Shelia Vanderford.
on September 5 at 7 p.m. at the
Holly Grove Baptist Church by
the Rev. Tommy Lowe, in the
presence of only relatives and a
few close friends.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Odell Lambert
of Clinton.
The groom is the son of Mrs.
Ruby W. Rook of Enoree and
J. D. Threatt of Clinton.
The young couple are at home
at Copeland’s Trailer Court on
Jacob’s Highway.
BAPTIST TO ORDAIN
DEACONS
Ordination services will be
held Sunday evening at the Lydia
Baptist Church for the three
newly elected Deacons, Mr.
Tommy Moore, Mr. BillCauble
and Mr. James McElhannon.
Mr. R. E. Whitmire also elect
ed has already been ordained.
BAPTIST WOMEN TO MEET
The General meeting of the
Lydia Baptist Women will meet
Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at
the church for their first meet
ing of the new church year.
All ladies of the church are
urged to attend.
WITH THE SICK
Mrs. W. P. Terrell is a
patient in Bailey Memorial Hos
pital with injuries she received
in a fall at her home on Wed
nesday of last week.
Mrs. Tony Black is home
after a few days illness in Self-
Memorial Hospital in Green
wood.
Mrs. Cordell Sanders has re
turned home from Bailey Me
morial Hospital.
Mrs. Annie Lawson is a med
ical patient in Bailey Memorial
Hospital.
Mr. Rufus Handback was a
patient in Bailey Memorial
Hospital a few days last week.
BIRTHDAYS
ANNIVERSARIES
Mr. and Mrs. Bradshaw Bag
well’s wedding anniversary was
September 27 and Mr. and Mrs.
Broadus Bagwell’s wasSeptem-
ber 29.
September 25 anniversary
and birthdays included Sterling
Williamson and Ronnie Runyan.
Miss Cindy Barlowe will
celebrate her birthday October
2.
October 3 birthdays wiU in
clude Cecil McLendon, Bruce
Gregory, Dwayne Stone and Wil
liam Thomas Franklin.
Mrs. A. T. Crawford will
observe her birthday October
4.
John B. Bagwell’s birthday
will be October 6.
Celebrating birthdays on Oct
ober 7 will be Mrs. Lilly Belle
Miller, Michael Hughes and
Mrs. Howard Roach.
Floyd Poole will observe his
birthday October 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Aber
crombie will observe their wed
ding anniversary October 3.
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HOT DOG SALE FRIDAY WEDDING OF INTEREST
The Lydia Church of God
ladies will sell Hot Dogs Fri-
Miss Pamela Lambert and
Mr. Mike Threatt were married
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REPRESENTATIVES
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JOHN C. TUCKER — 697-6302
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REPRESENTATIVES
FRED BRAGG—833-1663
JACOBS BLDG 833-0950
OLIN Fl RR—833-0066
Rieg for him
with 3 diamonds.
1H carat solitaire
in 6-prong setting.
48 th birthday
CELEBRATION
A GRAND BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION AND
THE GIFTS ARE GREAT VALUES FOR YOU!
DIAMOND RINGS —A tremendous selection of engagement
rings, men's rings and wedding rings.
ELGIN WATCHES — Precision timepieces with the most
popular features.
JEWELRY AND GIFTS —A wonderful array for yourself,
family and friends.
trot diamond
4-prong setting.
Use our Custom Charge Plan
or your favorite Bank Card.
1/2 CARAT DIAMONDS
>248
12 diamond doable
row wedding ring.
Ladies 7 diamond
cluster ring.
Duchess ring with
9 diamonds.
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Diamond earrings
for pierced ears.
S diamond total
DIAMOND VALUES
1/4 corat
Brilliant 1/4 carat
pear-shaped diamond.
Matching band $25.
Elegant )/4 corat
marquise. Matching
band $25
1/2 carat
>278
Pear-shaped 1/2 carat
diamond. Matching
band $25
4 BAND
SOLID STATE
1/2 carat marquise
engagement ring.
Matching band $25
REG.
$6.99. 7.99 & 8.99
INSERT LOCATION
10 PT. METRO
■IES|
DRESSES
6.00|
1/
Coal end comfortable
1 t 2 piece dresses
. . . A-Hne sheathe
shift* or
pleated skirt* . ..
stripe*, solids, or plaids
in foil s neatest colors.
Suss* 2 thru 11,
7 thru 15, 10
thru 20, i I4V4
thru 24 V^.
OUR REGULAR
BLOUSES
sale 2.67
Perky pointed and choir bey
collars . . . novelty fronts .
long and balloon sleeves . .
easy-core Kodel . . . solids,
stripes, and prints. Fall's
crisp new colors in
sires 32 thru 38.
REG. $7.99 & $8.99
'CAPRI PANTS
SALE s 7
REG 5 99 & 6 99
SALE 5 00
REG 9 99 & 11 99
SALE 9 00
Ponts with
button detail
1 pocket styles.
1 suede belts
. solid,
I plaid, or
I tweed Sues
I 8 thru 18.
The copper bracelet
you've been hearing
about,
POUT ABLE RADII]
$29«
Young Love diamond ring.
The perfect way to show
her how much you care. $24.48
Twin speakers in vinyl
case with telescopic
antenna. Use batteries
or plug in. Camus
complete with cord,
batteries and earphone.
SPECIAL FEATURES INCLUDE
AM Bond Police Band
FM with AFC Aircraft Band
SUNBEAM
APPLIANCES
ead dry iroa.
Hoad mixer with
3-speed control
YOUR
CHOICE
Norelco 2 head
Speedshaver for
close, fast shaves.
/K
Elegant Gifts
for the Home
Danish cranberry
dish with server.
YOUR CHOICE
Danish stainless steal
bowl with ladle.
Stainless steel butter
dish from Denmark.
$5.99 & $6.99
SKIRTS
SALE 5.00
REG. 7.99 & 8.99
SALE 7.00
Swingy Petite ,
and Missy
skirts . .
A-lina and
slim stylos
Sixes 5 thru
13, and 8
I thru 18 in
Ipurpia, navy,
rad, groan,
brown, block,
and rust.
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REG. $4.99
6IRDLES
SALE 4.66
Wettarf of
bock penal
front
b onty.B
-JX-4X-5X.
REG. $39 & $41
MAXICOATS
SALE 36.00
Maxi magic in tho wet look, fun
fake fur, or wool . . . doubla-
breosted, belled, notch lapel . . .
plain and zip-off styles. All coats
sizes 6 thru 16 in o carrousel of
autumn colors.
UG. $29 A $32 SALE $27
MG. $35 A $31 SALE $32
REG. $4A SALE $42
RIG. $51 SALE $52
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